Custom Witsen & Vis 33m (1971) for sale in Barcelona, Spain

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This luxurious 4 cabins stabalized motor yacht was created by Marc Picaut and constructed by Witsen & Vis at the Dutch shipyard in Alkmaar. It was given to the owner in 1971, and a full restoration (estetic and mechanical) was done in 2018. She has a metal hull and an aluminium superstructure. The interior refit of this luxury yacht was performed by Estudio Ojinaga in Barcelona, while the owners' representatives oversaw all technical details. High-quality finishes were used to modernize and reorganize its cozy rooms. Witsen & Vis was one of the first steel hull shipyards to export to the United States, as well as one of the founding members of the Feadship association. M/Y Ra has a luxurious layout with two deck levels that was designed to please the most discerning seafarer. The large aft deck deck leads to the main deck's spacious salon and owner's cabin. The large VIP cabin and two guest cabins are on the lower deck. The interior as well as the hull and superstructure underwent a major refit in 2018, leaving the interior as new and the layout elegantly improved. She is both strong and robust, as well as enchanting and elegant.

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